Author: Olly

  • Free Google My Business Profile Update Tool

    Ok, I am on a roll ladies and gents. Todays creation is actually something I have been planning for a while and was initially to solve my own issue of trying to spin a million plates as a small business owner. A Free Google My Business Profile Update Tool.

    Master of Plates

    I think its safe to say that you dont even have to be a business owner or an entrepreneur or any of that crap to be a busy person. We all have busy lives, especially if we have kids or we care for others and have jobs and houses and pets etc etc etc…

    And then to top all that off, some of us decide to run small businesses, where we essentially set up and care for an entirely new “house” and “family” that you look after in parallel to your actual house(s) and family.

    As a small business owner, lots of these “plates” dont even get spun – they dont even get picked up in the first place. Google business updates I find are one of the most neglected things when it comes to small business SEO and digital marketing.

    Just keeping it updated will show Google you are active. And that will instantly set you apart from others that aren’t doing anything at all. However “just keeping it updated” is easier said than done.

    That is, until I made Postd.uk

    What is Postd.uk?

    Postd.uk is a service that allows you to connect your Google business profile, and give us a bit of info about you – and every day, you will have a post added to your Google my business profile that is onbrand, relevant and not spammy. It will even add images.

    Free Google My Business Profile Update Tool

    And best of all, this bit is totally free.

    How it works

    Its honestly really easy, you sign up with your Google account, choose a business category and give us your Website URL – and we do the rest!

    The backend AI will make posts and ask you to approve them – once approved they are scheduled and automatically posted to your Google Business Profile. Once you are happy with the kind of stuff our AI creates, you can set it to automatic and let it do its thing!

    What else!?

    I am working on integrations for all the other major social networks – they will involve a paid subscription, but it will be cheap and will work even better than the GMB one does.

    Check it out here

    Free Google My Business Profile Update Tool

  • Free Email and newsletter tester

    I have been vibe-coding my little head off. I can write code to an extent, but I am not very good – so thanks to the rise of generative AI, I have been able to build a few things I have had in the back of my mind for a while.

    My first mini project was a Email and newsletter tester service. I use a similar one for work all the time when i am checking the auth records of a domain – and I often run out of lookups. I was annoyed one day when it happened, so I decided to just make my own.

    Mail-tester.co.uk

    I was lucky enough to get this domain, which is similar to the other one I use. I started by making a note of what was important to email authentication.

    • DKIM
    • DMARC
    • SPF

    And created a system that allows you to send an email to a random address, then the email gets piped through my smtp service, into a system that analyses it and produces a report.

    There were a few hurdles to overcome – the biggest being we wanted to make sure this service accepted ALL emails, even if they were flagged as spam. If it blocked emails that failed auth checks then how could we check the auth status of emails? lol.

    The Result

    The system itself is really basic, but it works. It doesnt check blacklists, as if it did then the bounces would clearly state that – plus if the users auth records check out, and they are still concerned – I popped a handy little form on the results page so they can email me and I can look into it for them.

    Im really happy with the result, check it out here.

    I’m gonna give it a redesign soon based on some new layout stuff I have been playing with, but its simple, straightforward and FREE!

    YAY FREE!

  • Payment failure: Google Workspace Business Starter SCAM FAKE EMAIL

    I do think sometimes, some of these scammy spammers do have half a braincell – or they just get super lucky. I got this the other day;

    ehubb@bristolbay.com via .co.uk 26 Jan 2026, 10:38 to info Google Workspace Don't lose access to Google Workspace Business Starter The last payment for your Google Workspace Business Starter subscription for resultyhub.com failed. This indicates that there's something wrong with your payment method. To prevent the suspension of all services for all users on December 5, 2026: Contact your bank or credit card company to resolve the issue with your payment method. Sign in to your Google Admin console and click Billing to retry or update your payment method and pay your outstanding balance. If you can't resolve the issue, you'll need to add a new payment method instead. See complete instructions for fixing payment and billing issues or contact our support team for additional help. Sign in Sincerely, The Google Workspace Team

    And I am a google workspace user, so that seemed kinda relevant (There are fairly simple ways of finding this out so that I can be targeted, but the fact they did that [or may have done that] is impressive.

    The sender address and reply-to are laughably fake though;

    Unless Google are now recieving reply emails at an address registered with a German rivals email service. I think not.

    The button and all the links go here;

    hXXps://voluntarism395.solviase.de/970testes/$info@dijitul.co.uk

    This isn’t a link Google would use – I highlighted the domain in Bold and that should be google.com or googleservices.com or something like that.

    I used an isolated browser and machine to open the link, Nord blocked it but I bypassed that and it took me to a page that was “Loading” but nothing happened. Either it was trying to steal stuff in the background or install malware or something or it is now broken as its been reported.

    These Google credential scams are getting more and more common now, so be aware and if you are unsure about anything at all contact me by commenting or email scams@0lly.uk.

    Stay safe peeps.

  • SecuroWeb Invoice SCAM – Nash Digital Ltd’s Latest Disguise – Pt 3

    Well, well, well. If it isn’t our old friends over at Nash Digital Ltd, up to their old tricks – but under a new name. Did you receive a SecuroWeb Invoice? No idea who they are? Read on!

    Securoweb invoice SCAM email

    My blog continues to attract comments from people who are recieving invoices for things they didnt use or want or need and for some reason the company name for payments always seems to be Nash Digital Ltd?

    What Is the SecuroWeb Invoice Scam?

    Essentially, much like the other blog posts explained, this is just some chancers sending out emails to businesses, with invoices attached. They claim they host the businesses website or emails or whatever and try to get them to pay for hosting.

    What’s the catch?

    They dont host any of these businesses websites or emails, and in most cases the businesses recieving these fake invoices have never even heard of SecuroWeb.

    How does the SecuroWeb Invoice scam work?

    The scammers are hoping for every 100 emails they send, they hope that a few of the people they contact aren’t quite sure who hosts their website and just pays the invoice. I have worked with small businesses for 20+ years and I KNOW this scam will work. I have encountered many, many business owners that havent got a clue where their domains are, or their hosting, and just pay those kind bills when they arrive due to fear of having things cut off.

    Securoweb Invoice Scam!
    Would you look at that… Same address as in the fake invoice my client got, and NASH DIGITAL LTD in the payment info. Thank you to my website commenter for sending this in.

    What to do if you are unsure?

    If you are unsure what to do about an invoice you received for hosting or other digital services, contact the person that built your website/app/marketing campaign/whatever for you, or who has helped you with it in the past. They should have notes or records of where things are and who you should be paying. If you no longer have access to that person or they are not getting back to you, forward the email to me (scams@0lly.uk) and I will tell you if its fake or not.

    Other things to check are the usual red flags, does their website look legit etc etc. In this case, Securoweb .co .uk isnt even a developed website.

    The Nash Digital Ltd Boys, Ben Nash and Jack Nash are trying super hard at the moment to scam people it seems! First Easy Digital Solutions, Now SecuroWeb… I wonder if they will use Webaway Ltd as they own that too. Although its probably easier for them to use fake throwaway trading names and then just keep the legit entities for the fake billing aspect of it all.

    Read Part 1 here – Read Part 2 here.

    SecuroWeb Invoice Scam & Web Hosting Scam FAQS

    How can I check where my website is hosted?

    You can use services like Whois to check where your nameservers are pointing, this gives you a general idea. Contact the person that built your website though as they should be able to tell you.

    I got an email for hosting but I dont recognise the company name?

    It could be a scam. Companies like Nash Digital Ltd send out fake emails and invoices pretending to host peoples websites such as the one outlined in this post – the Securoweb Invoice Scam.

    Who are Nash Digital Ltd t/a SecuroWeb

    Nash Digital Ltd who trade under various names such as Easy Digital Solutions, Webaway and Securoweb is a UK Limited Company owned by Ben Nash and Jack Ernest Nash and they claim to provide websites and hosting but seem to only send out fake invoices with the hope people pay them by mistake.

    Nash Digital Ltd who trade under various names such as Easy Digital Solutions, Webaway and Securoweb is owned by Ben Nash and Jack Nash

    EDIT: Found another image of a FAKE invoice from Nash Digital Ltd/ Webaway;

    Nash Digital Ltd under the name Webaway Ltd - another fake invoice found via a 5 min search!